Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

“Bizarre Uniform Tuesday” Past Entries: Blue Claws Become The Bruce ClawsFresno Grizzlies Price Is RightTampa Bay Rays  become the TampaThe Richmond Flying Squirrels

Past Memorabilia Monday Entries: 1967 “Match The Mets”2008 Shea Stadium Budweiser Bottle Interesting Fitted HatKaz Matsui T-ShirtMarty MarkowitzMets Family StickersMets ToasterMLB Playmakers David WrightOllie Box by Joe PetruccioShea Stadium Cuff LinksShea Stadium Cup Holder

Mets Quote Wednesday Entries:

In 2008 the Mets had the first opportunity in a while to flex their PR/marketing muscle, and they did a pretty good job with it. The final season at Shea logo was fantastic. It blended the old with the new, … Continue reading →

The Mets suffered a tough loss last night as the offense couldn't get going and couldn't back up the pitching which only allowed 2 runs. Anyway they will try to wash last night away with a win tonight as they … Continue reading →

The second half of the season kicks off tonight as the Mets kick off a long road trip in San Francisco against the Giants. The story of tonight though belongs to Carlos Beltran. In case you don't remember, Beltran, pretty … Continue reading →

Before I get on a soap box and take a baseball bat to the idea of the ESPY's, my problems with the concept, and the set up of the majority of award shows in our (subliminally or not) corporate dominated … Continue reading →

Some quick hits to go with your Thursday morning Burger King Crossian'wich: 1) Well I hope you all made it through the day after the All-Star break, aka, the slowest day in Sports. ESPN used it for the ESPY's and … Continue reading →

This past week we saw one of the greatest moments in New York Mets – Johan Santana history as Santana was about nearing a complete game, 3 hit shutout and then with two runners on and one out in the … Continue reading →

Like an Ike Davis home run, there's no doubt about it that this season has been full of ups and downs and turning points. The Mets got off to a horrible start as they opened with a 2-6 to 4-8 … Continue reading →